"Four Weddings and One Funeral"-3

On a Saturday shortly after the first wedding, the second wedding came.

Nowadays, Britons choose to get married on Saturday, which was an unlucky day in the past.

Friday was once considered to be unlucky. If the 13th and Friday are the same days, it is greatly unlucky.

In the past, the British people were also particular about choosing a day to get married: making money on Mondays, security on Tuesdays, good and good on Wednesdays, losing money on Thursdays, funerals on Fridays, and bad luck on Saturdays.

In their opinion, the best day of the week is Wednesday.

However, due to the actual working conditions of modern people in real life, everyone still chose the "unlucky" Saturday to host lifelong events. And not only the day, but also which month to choose to get married in the UK, so I won’t go into details here.

Although the specific time of the last three weddings is not mentioned, the time between the four weddings is not more than two years apart from the time of the first wedding that took place on Saturday, May 1st.

At Charles's wedding, we also learned about the married life of the first three couples: Angus and Laura already have lovely children; Bernard’s marriage testimony is "really tired"; Kelly has long been divorced.

Folk superstition can't calculate the trajectory of life.

There are many unexpected things in life, just like Bernard and Lydia, Bernard is not the man who made Lydia fall in love at first sight, because the two have known each other a long time ago, and he is not her ideal lover.

But no one thought that the two would book for life with a kiss.

Their wedding was held in the Catholic Church, and the Catholic ceremony, which was originally stricter than Christianity, was slightly teased by the director here.

The scene of Bernard and Lydia's wedding and the oath was full of drama and drama, just like the lightning love between the two.

The officiating of their wedding was Catholic priest Gerrard. As it was their first time to officiate the wedding, he was very nervous and made a lot of jokes during the wedding. For example, he reads God as a holy sheep, the Holy Spirit as a cork, and misinterprets union as fornication.

The solemn and sacred oath ceremony is constantly funny, becoming a word game for Gerrard to torment the couple. While the wedding is in progress, the bride and groom cannot wait for the wedding banquet before the wedding banquet is over.

The director is here to insinuate Catholicism's integrity, unrealistic, and against human nature.

The director praised Christianity, from which we can know the power and influence of Christianity as the state religion in Britain.

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